Awards Chatter

H.E.R. - 'Judas and the Black Messiah’

Kim Novak - 'Kim Novak: Her Art & Life'

Zendaya - 'Malcolm & Marie'

Gary Oldman - 'Mank'

Jared Leto - 'The Little Things'

Candice Bergen - 'Let Them All Talk'

Paul Greengrass - 'News of the World'

Ben Affleck - 'The Way Back'

Michelle Pfeiffer - 'French Exit'

Frederick Wiseman - 'City Hall'

The legendary documentary filmmaker reflects on his decision a half-century ago to abandon a career in the law and make movies, his fascination with American institutions and why he hates the term 'cinema verite.' Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and ...

Billy Crystal - 'Standing Up, Falling Down'

The legendary funny man reflects on how, as a teen, he was impacted by his father's sudden death; how a crushing disappointment as a standup actually paved the way for his TV and movie stardom, which, in turn, led to ...

Steven Yeun - 'Minari'

The Korean-American actor reflects on his immigrant experience, how he wound up on the cable ratings-smash ‘The Walking Dead’ and his remarkable four years of international film work since leaving the show. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and produced by ...

Delroy Lindo - 'Da 5 Bloods'

The veteran character actor reflects on his decades-spanning collaboration with Spike Lee, shortcomings of the industry and of himself that stunted his early momentum and, at 67, garnering the best notices of his career for his portrayal of a MAGA-hat-wearing, ...

Riz Ahmed - 'Sound of Metal'

A Brit of Pakistani descent who in 2017 became the first Muslim and Asian male to win an acting Emmy discusses how his early work reflected and perpetuated inner conflict, what caused a post-Emmy breakdown and why he is returning ...

Julia Garner - 'The Assistant' & 'Ozark'

The 26-year-old two-time Emmy winner reflects on how learning disabilities led her to acting, how casting directors see her and what it was like playing two polar-opposite characters over the past year. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and produced by ...

Charlie Kaufman - 'I'm Thinking of Ending Things'

The eccentric described by Roger Ebert as "the most creative screenwriter of his generation" reflects on abandoning acting for filmmaking, his creative process and why 12 years elapsed between his first and second live-action directing gigs. Credits: Hosted by Scott ...

Buzz Aldrin - 'Apollo 11'

The second man to walk on the Moon, now an Emmy nominee for footage he shot more than 50 years ago, reflects on his path to NASA, his struggles after he left it, conspiracy theorists and why he is a ...

Cate Blanchett - 'Mrs. America'

The Australian two-time Oscar winner reflects on abandoning plans to be a museum curator to pursue acting, jumping between stage and screen and, most recently, heading to TV to play one of the world's most famous anti-feminists. Credits: Hosted by ...

Tony Shalhoub - 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel'

The beloved character actor of stage and screen reflects on being one of 10 kids born to Lebanese immigrants, the restless streak that led to his greatest successes and why, in his sixties, he's relishing new challenges. Credits: Hosted by ...

Oliver Stone - 'Chasing the Light'

The legendary three-time Oscar winner reflects on how Vietnam changed him and shaped his work, frustrations about being labeled a 'conspiracy nut' and why he wrote his acclaimed new memoir. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and produced by Matthew Whitehurst.

Sandra Oh - 'Killing Eve'

The first woman of Asian descent ever nominated for the best drama actress Emmy reflects on race and affirmative action, why she gave up on film and spent a decade on 'Grey's Anatomy' and how, only years later, her first ...

Aunjanue Ellis - 'The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel'

Best known for her Emmy-nominated work on 'When They See Us,' the veteran character actress reflects on what led her from Mississippi to Broadway to Hollywood, the highs and lows of her time in the biz and why she was ...

Ben Platt - 'The Politician' & 'Ben Platt: Live from Radio City Music Hall'

One of the most talented young performers in showbiz, who shot to stardom on the stage in 'Dear Evan Hansen,' reflects on that musical, playing his first screen lead for Ryan Murphy, singing his own songs for a Netflix special ...

Kenya Barris - '#BlackAF'

The creator of 'Black-ish' and its spinoffs reflects on race and class, #BlackLivesMatter and Juneteenth, and his unlikely journey from the streets to a $100 million Netflix deal. Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and produced by Matthew Whitehurst.

Hannah Gadsby - 'Douglas'

The Australian comedian who shot to fame with her 2018 Netflix special 'Nanette' reflects on her rough road to comedy and self-discovery, how autism affects her life and work and how she tackled the daunting task of following her masterpiece. ...